Re: python manage.py runserver - can't see error stack traces when an Ajax handler throws an exception

On Sep 7, 5:10 pm, Phlip wrote: > [...] > > How do I get Ajax errors to print a simple exception trace to STDOUT, > instead of going through all that baloney? > Firebug can display these Ajax errors quite easily and give you a lot more information. -BN -- You received

Re: python manage.py runserver - can't see error stack traces when an Ajax handler throws an exception

I think Firebug can help with this. If you open the "Net" tab, you can see the ajax requests. Then click on the ajax request that errored. I think you can look at the exception in html down in the firebug window, or possibly click open in new tab to see it bigger. I'm not doing it right now, so my

Re: python manage.py runserver - can't see error stack traces when an Ajax handler throws an exception

On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 5:10 PM, Phlip wrote: > > Djangoists: > > Under runserver, when I click on an Ajaxy thing on my web site, and > its handler throws an exception... > > ...the console says nothing (in DEBUG = True mode) > > ...and Django renders a beautiful HTML

python manage.py runserver - can't see error stack traces when an Ajax handler throws an exception

Djangoists: Under runserver, when I click on an Ajaxy thing on my web site, and its handler throws an exception... ...the console says nothing (in DEBUG = True mode) ...and Django renders a beautiful HTML exception report ...and sends this over the wire into my browser ...who then throws it